Harbor Happenings | Behind the names of Washington places
Jan 20, 2026 | By: Charlee Glock-JacksonHow did Washington towns, schools and some well-known products get their names? Find out on Thursday.
Read MoreWhether you’re looking to be entertained or enlightened, Gig Harbor Now covers fun and informational events taking place in the community.
How did Washington towns, schools and some well-known products get their names? Find out on Thursday.
Read MoreThe life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King will be celebrated from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 19 at the annual gathering in his honor at Gig Harbor United Methodist Church, 7400 Pioneer Way.
Read MoreAlbert Jonsoni and Luigi Gasloli came to America from South Africa (with a few stops along the way) in the early 20th century and later founded a brickyard in Gig Harbor.
Read MoreA New Year’s Day visit to the Olalla Polar Plunge brings cold water, community spirit, a lost bottle, and an unexpected hero.
Read MoreEvents involving art, music and books are on the horizon as we begin 2026.
Read MoreThis month’s Day Trip features Seattle’s struggling Pacific Place, a downsized Parade of Gingerbread Houses and MOHAI on South Lake Union.
Read MoreThe annual Olalla Polar Bear Plunge starts at around noon on New Year’s Day.
Read MoreThe story of how a group of friends cut down a very big tree in 1982, in annoying rhyming verse.
Read MoreChristmas Eve services, the gnome hunt continues and holiday movies.
Read MoreTonya and the kids take you on a cruise to see the best holiday lights displays in the area — complete with an interactive map and a playlist.
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